'Just the Tip'? 'Camel Tow'?Follow

It's sad that quest names like those were kept in the game, but hilarious /silly emotes were removed because of angry soccer moms.

Kudos to anyone who has the good taste to use an Archer reference.

Not to mention, Snurk Bucksquick and her quite obvious passes she makes at any guy who talks to her.

She's been in Orgrimmar since Vanilla, and even after the Cataclysm, she's still there, still wanting to show a guy just how much of a real jungle cat she can be.

It's not just Moms, fyi. During the Cata beta I remember a Dad posting a thread complaining about the sexual nature of some of the new racial jokes. He played the game with his son and was worried about exposing him to those things. Most of us concurred that if he didn't like it, he shouldn't let his son play those races or the game in general, and that the vast majority of the players liked the jokes.

I still miss "I eat two dwarves in the morning, I eat two dwarves at night..."

all i have to say to the soccer moms is suck it up this game is rated Teen for a reason and that most kids playing this game will not get the references unless they were already brought up around that information. All these big company's need to stop bowing to the soccer moms/dads since its those same parents that buy the games for their kids well knowing what the rating of the game is need to know they have agreed that there is as the box puts it ; suggestive themes, blood, use of Alcohol and violence. IF the parents to happen to not look at the ESRB rating thats their own fault for putting that content in their children's hands.

I think it was because it was a reference to a song about drugs.

Not to say that's not eminently pointless. I mean, all songs are about drugs.

Sex is a drug.

Kids shouldn't be playing video games, now get off his lawn.

Nah, more like...

"If the parents can't look at the ESRB rating, they have no business complaining about what the game has in it after they buy it".

Which IS a valid point.

If the game says "Mature" on it, you don't buy it for your 14-16 year old kid and then whine about what's in the game.

I know WoW isn't rated "Mature", but that was an exaggerated example. If I remember right, it is not rated because "Experience can change during online play" I think it says. That means you (well, your kid) could log on and at any moment, your oh-so-vulnerable teen might be bombarded with mature concepts from adult players.

Edit: Afterthought: Not to mention, if the "kid" knows the joke behind things like "Camel Tow" and "Just the Tip", then I highly doubt that stuff like this is anywhere near new to them. You can't "corrupt" something that's already "corrupted", right?

Edited, May 15th 2012 9:07pm by Lyrailis

Could have been written by someone whose native language is not English.

But yes, with a little thought, I was able to piece together what they meant.

In youtube it gets silly, people with very good english always go ''Sorry for my poor english''

Wouldn't you have been 11 or 12 in 6th grade?

Or was that intentional sarcasm?

I think that was the point Theo.